Felicity the American Girl doll playing hide-and seek (but mostly hide) in the closet. There’s red dust outside!!!
20th Century , American Girl doll , doll hat , millinery
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A Brown 1920s Cloche Hat for an American Girl Doll
She doesn’t smoke cigarettes or rub burned cork on her eyelids, but here’s a brown 1920s hat for an American Girl Doll!
18th century , American Girl doll , doll costumes
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From The Archives: A Blue Baroque Dress for American Girl Doll Felicity
This blue baroque dress for Felicity is one of the first American Girl doll dresses I ever made. It is still one of my favorites!
Accessories , American Girl doll , doll costumes , Wired Ribbons
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Wired Ribbon Flower Purse for an American Girl Doll
You can justify making anything when you’re sewing for dolls. I made a wired ribbon flower purse for my American Girl doll!
American Girl doll
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Mr Tabubil plays Papparazzo
Mr Tabubil plays Papparazzo with American Girl Dolls
Accessories , American Girl doll , Cloaks and Mantelets , doll costumes , Regency
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Silk Mitts for an American Girl Doll
Once I had sewn my American Girl Doll a winter cape and a pair of high-fashion muffs, naturally I now needed a pair of silk mitts to match.
18th century , Accessories , American Girl doll , Cloaks and Mantelets , doll costumes
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Winter Cloak and Muff for An American Girl Doll
Clearing out your stash must definitely mean a new green winter cape and winter muffs for your American Girl doll, right?
American Girl doll , Cloaks and Mantelets , doll costumes , Regency , total chaos
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Vogue 7923: a Grey Silk American Girl doll Cape
Sewing a silk cape for an American Girl Doll -the cloak in Vogue 7923 was very Jane Bennet goes to the Ball. Sort of. Close Enough.
18th century , American Girl doll , doll costumes , doll hat
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From the Archives: A bergere hat for American Girl Doll Felicity
This bergere hat for American Girl doll Felicity is made from half of a vintage straw purse, steamed to shape and draped with roses!
19th Century , American Girl doll , doll hat , millinery
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The Butterick Bonnet – that ALMOST was (for an American Girl doll).
Last year I used Butterick Pattern #4210 to make an American Girl scale 1860s bonnet. Mr Tabubil scanned the pattern pieces at work, and I imported them into autocad and traced and scaled them down to AG doll size. I wish to go on record as saying that I […]